NO RESERVE VERY RARE VINTAGE 1954 RANGER CAMPING TRAILER POP UP ONLY 200 MADE
Sale price: US $500.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1954 |
| Mileage: | 0 | Model: | RANGER |
| Leveling Jacks Included: | No | Sleeping Capacity: | 4 |
| Slide Outs: | 1 | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
| Awnings: | None | Air Conditioners: | None |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear | Make: | RANGER |
| Type: | POP UP | Length (feet): | 12 |
Henderson, Nevada, United States
Vehicle description
UP FOR A RARE 5 AUCTION
AT NO RESERVE
SOLD TO THE HIGEST BIDDER
BIDDING STARTING AT $500.00
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PLEASE ONLY SERIOUS BIDDERS AND BUYERS ONLY
ONLY BID ON THIS VEHICLE IF YOUR READY TO BUY AND FUNDS ARE READY
PLEASE DON"T BID IF YOU ARE UNSURE THAT YOUR GOING TO BUY
AND PLEASE MAKE SHURE YOUR SPOUSE IS OK WITH YOU BIDDING AND BUYING THIS VEHICLE
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A RARE
1 FAMILY OWNED
1954 RANGER CAMPING TRAILER
IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE
EVERYTHING WORKS AS IT SHOULD
BEEN REPAINTED 1 TIME BEFORE ALWAYS STORED INDOORS NO RUST
VERY RARE ONLY 200 WERE MADE
POP UP WORKS UP AND DOWN WITH NO ISSUES
TENT IS IN GOOD CONDITION INTERIOR IS ALL ORIGINAL AND PRETTY NICE TIRES ARE OK COULD USE NEW TIRES ALL LIGHTS WORK EASY TO TOW
BODY IS NICE AS WELL AS THE TOP AND UNDER CARRIAGE
NO LEAKS
MOSTLY ALL ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR THE RE-PAINT
COULD USE TLC TO MAKE IT JUST RIGHT
THESE TRAILERS GO FOR $25K AND UP WHEN THERE RESTORED
AND ONLY A DOZEN KNOWN TO EXIST
Hille Manufacturing produced the Ranger pop up trailer in Anaheim, California from 1954 to 1956 and is considered the first modern pop up camping trailer. There were 200 Ranger trailers that were produced during this time before the company stopped production, most likely because of the trailers high price (a Ranger camper cost $1,500 new, about $13,000 today!) This Ranger was the first pop up trailer to be made of fiberglass and resin. Once raised to full height, the trailer is completed by inserting canvas walls. All Ranger trailer had these specs: • 6’ 3” inside height • 12 feet long • 82” wide • rear of trailer pulls out like a drawer 39” wide • 2 single beds with walkway down middle • ice box, sink with hand pump • overhead storage drawers, cabinets and kitchen supplies & utensils • 1,000 pounds The hand crank that raises the roof through a pully system is this trailer most remarkable feature. There are only a dozen of these trailers known to exist.
AT NO RESERVE
SOLD TO THE HIGEST BIDDER
BIDDING STARTING AT $500.00
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
PLEASE ONLY SERIOUS BIDDERS AND BUYERS ONLY
ONLY BID ON THIS VEHICLE IF YOUR READY TO BUY AND FUNDS ARE READY
PLEASE DON"T BID IF YOU ARE UNSURE THAT YOUR GOING TO BUY
AND PLEASE MAKE SHURE YOUR SPOUSE IS OK WITH YOU BIDDING AND BUYING THIS VEHICLE
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A RARE
1 FAMILY OWNED
1954 RANGER CAMPING TRAILER
IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE
EVERYTHING WORKS AS IT SHOULD
BEEN REPAINTED 1 TIME BEFORE ALWAYS STORED INDOORS NO RUST
VERY RARE ONLY 200 WERE MADE
POP UP WORKS UP AND DOWN WITH NO ISSUES
TENT IS IN GOOD CONDITION INTERIOR IS ALL ORIGINAL AND PRETTY NICE TIRES ARE OK COULD USE NEW TIRES ALL LIGHTS WORK EASY TO TOW
BODY IS NICE AS WELL AS THE TOP AND UNDER CARRIAGE
NO LEAKS
MOSTLY ALL ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR THE RE-PAINT
COULD USE TLC TO MAKE IT JUST RIGHT
THESE TRAILERS GO FOR $25K AND UP WHEN THERE RESTORED
AND ONLY A DOZEN KNOWN TO EXIST
Hille Manufacturing produced the Ranger pop up trailer in Anaheim, California from 1954 to 1956 and is considered the first modern pop up camping trailer. There were 200 Ranger trailers that were produced during this time before the company stopped production, most likely because of the trailers high price (a Ranger camper cost $1,500 new, about $13,000 today!) This Ranger was the first pop up trailer to be made of fiberglass and resin. Once raised to full height, the trailer is completed by inserting canvas walls. All Ranger trailer had these specs: • 6’ 3” inside height • 12 feet long • 82” wide • rear of trailer pulls out like a drawer 39” wide • 2 single beds with walkway down middle • ice box, sink with hand pump • overhead storage drawers, cabinets and kitchen supplies & utensils • 1,000 pounds The hand crank that raises the roof through a pully system is this trailer most remarkable feature. There are only a dozen of these trailers known to exist.